The applications. Honestly labelled.
TAM Core carries the data and the AI. These are the applications where the work happens. Each card says what is built and what is not, because an airport operator deserves a straight answer before a sales conversation.
AeroCred
Smart credentialing for modern airports
The full badge and permit lifecycle, which at most airports is a pile of forms, spreadsheets and emails.
- Application wizard with a public permit catalogue, so applicants know what they are applying for
- Document vault with expiry tracking and machine readable zone reading
- Security review queue with AI risk scoring, and an auto approval engine where airport policy allows it
- Badge production: queue, priority, batch printing, pickup scheduling
- Lost badge self service with a temporary QR credential
- Vehicle permits, visitor management, key management and emergency muster
- Training records with LMS integration, background checks, predictive renewal
- Company portal and signatory portal, so employers and approvers serve themselves
AeroOps
Ground handling operations, simplified
The turnaround is the atom of ground operations. AeroOps runs it as one shared record instead of a radio conversation.
- Flight management with the IATA delay code library
- Turnaround milestones on the A-CDM+ set: the standard sixteen plus ten gates of our own across workforce, equipment and compliance, ending in one composite readiness gate
- Job cards with step checklists, digital signature, photo evidence and GPS capture
- Equipment and ground support registry: assignment, status, service records
- Service records for fuelling, catering, cleaning, maintenance and load sheets
- Handler portal PWA for the ramp, and control room displays for the wall
AeroRoster
The roster that knows what the operation knows
Rostering against a live operation rather than against a spreadsheet nobody updated since Tuesday.
- Shifts, templates and drag and drop scheduling
- Skills matrix and availability, validated in five stages before an assignment stands
- Fatigue rules engine, because a legal roster and a safe roster are not the same thing
- Swap requests and leave, self served by staff on the mobile view
- Demand forecasting from the flight schedule the rest of TAM already sees
ARIA
Your AI airport assistant
The AI layer, with the evidence trail attached. Detailed on the platform page: five supervision levels, transparency panel, confidence scoring, full audit.
- Conversation over the airport's own procedures and records, in English and Arabic
- Document intelligence for the paperwork credentialing and compliance run on
- Expiry and risk prediction that schedules the work before it is late
- Voice operation for hands that are busy
Command Center
The live picture of the airport
What the duty manager looks at: the operation as it is right now, not as it was at the last shift handover.
- Real time operations dashboard across flights, turns, permits and people
- Control room displays: handler board, turnaround monitor, leaderboard
- Broadcast messaging, notification centre and a daily briefing
AeroLink
Connect anything to your airport
The connector plane. The framework, credential encryption and payload validation are built; each airport's specific systems are connected with it, one estate at a time.
- Inbound: airport operational database, A-CDM, access control, LMS, HR, background checks
- Outbound: webhooks for operational events, event streaming, partner API
- Service discovery and a sync conflict view, so integration is operated, not hoped for
The worker is not a stranger at the next airport.
Every person carries a TAM Worker ID: identity, permits, training and permit history, held once and shared where the worker consents and the receiving airport is entitled. A transfer between airports becomes a re-orientation instead of a full re-credentialing cycle.
Where the suite goes next.
These are roadmap items, not features. Nothing in this section is available today, and we would rather you heard that from us first.
Gate and stand allocation
Assignment that sees the whole picture, including the workforce and equipment gates.
Cargo, fuel and billing
The service lines around the turnaround, on the same record.
Safety management
Reports, risks and mitigations joined to the operational data they describe.
Computer vision and digital twin
The apron as a live model, where the evidence supports it.
Vertiport and AAM readiness
The same operating pattern extended to vertical infrastructure as that market matures.
Two airports will shape what comes next.
Roadmap influence, partner grade commercials, a named sponsor on both sides, and a ninety day exploration with a clean answer at the end.